Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-30
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at IL o'clock.
Capt. b. B. Gorsuch, conductor of the
Fairmont accommodation, on the b.
road, and Miss Agnes Riley, OF the South
Side, were married at st. Joseph's Cathe-
dral on Tuesday morning, Mgr. Sullivan
officiating. After the ceremony the we'd
ding party repaired to the residence of the
brides mother, on South Main street, where
they held a short reception and partook oil
q well-prepared breakfast. MIR. and Mrs.
| Gorsuch were the recipients of many con-
CALCULATIONS and numerous ard handsome
presents. They left over the b. & o. ut 9
o'clock for Baltimore.
The Circle of Friendship will give a
select hop at LaBelle Avenue Hall, Thurs
day evening, February 3. Mayer will
make the music
On Friday evening. the 18th of Febru-
airy, the Bachelors Club will entertain
their friends at the ALEXANDRA Palace Rink
with a masque skating and dancing carni-
val. The invitations for the event will he
out in a few days and it promises to be
the largest and most enjoyable affair OF the
season.
The Electric Star Social gave a pleasant
dance at Mennerchor Hall, Friday even
ing. Dancing to Mayors music was the
principal feature of amusement and it was
kept up until a late hour yesterday morn
ing.
Last Monday evening she Germania
Singing Society gave a grand masque ball
at their hall in the Public Library Build
ing and a very large crowd of the mem
bers and their friends were present, the
assortment and number of Mosques being
quite large. The Opera House orchestra
furnished the music and dancing was the
order of things until an early hour Tues
day morning. Refreshments were served
in the adjoining hall during the evening.
Mr.. Frank Kuglen handsomely enter
tanned a select party of friends ut his home
on Seventh street, Wednesday evening.
Dancing TO the exquisite music of Prof.
Killmeyer was the feature OF the evening,
and at IL o'clock supper and refreshments
were served, after which dancing was re-
sumed and continued until an early hour
Thursday morning. Those present were:
| Misses Mary and Kate Wright, Posie Mil
Ter, Nan Carroll, Nina Bosley, Nellie
Brown, Sue Reister, Anita Legarde, Mr..
and Mrs. Kuglen, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Blum and Messrs. Frank Reister, George
Hoke, George Miller, Harry Gilbert, Henry
H., I'll Altnn tNnAIar
and Frank Kuglen.
Miss Annie Giblin entertained n number
of friends very pleasantly at her home on
Wood street. Friday evening the occasion
being the anniversary of her birth. The
evening was spent enjoyably in vari-
Gus social amusements until a late hour.
Among those present were Misses Ella
Coughlan, Tenie Fisher, Ella Fisher, An
ME and Maggie Giblin, Mary and Lizzie
Coughlip, Mary and Katie Cuff, Maggie
Carey, Emma Russell, Minnie Hasenauer,
Mamie Horn, Lizzie Fox, Maggie
O'Malley, Annie Hasenaucr, Mary Fowley,
Kate Flanagan, Jennie Dolan, Cecilia
Keenan,, Mary Keenan,, Mamie Daley,
Lucy Murphy, Mary Murphy, Wintred
Glyn, Mollie Truay, Kate Cummins, Mary
Gosney, Kate McGinty. Mr.. and Mrs. Man
ion, aud Messrs. Gene Miller, John Fow-
ley, Harry Mackenaul, Jones, Geo. Kelly,
JAS. Kearnes, Will Pritchard, John Null
larry. Fred Miller, Charley Harrington,
John Hopkins, Pete Horn, James Fitz-
gerald, Dan McCarty, Willie Newhardt,
Tim Gibliu, III. Shiiler, j. Berry, ID. Joint,
c. Daley, d. Norris, +. Howard, Y. Mil
Ter, II. Mansburger, Henry Heller, J.
Arkle, G. Smith, Joe Morris, Will Con-
ners, r. Giblin, NJ. Gavin.